Beware the Best Friend as Guide in Love and Style
A 1925 Bell Syndicate column warns young women to choose reliable mentors for advice on love, money, and appearance. It recounts a case of imitation gone wrong when Helen G attempts to copy the trendy Eve lyn Walk popularized by Evelyn C and ends up looking like a Christmas tree. Mimi offers personal replies to love questions via stamped envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Helen G
Dumbell
Helen
Evelyn C
Evelyn
Frank
Mimi
Bell Syndicate
That Body of Yours
Two Baltimore physicians report infection as a major cause of stomach and intestinal ulcers in two hundred cases. They note infections from teeth nose or throat enter the blood, alter stomach juices and walls, and hinder healing. Proper diet and treating infections can prevent recurrence. overhauling eating habits by a family doctor may spare further suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Friedenwald and
Morrison
Bell Syndicate Inc
Radio vision of future newspapers and global broadcasts
Maj Gen James G Harbord president of RCA outlines a future where entire newspapers flash as pictures and international radio broadcasts become common. He calls for an international radio conference to resolve urgent issues and notes US leadership with 60 000 miles of circuits and over 600 stations. He cites growth from 2 million to 350 million and warns on technical commercial and public relation challenges. Interference and space for multiple services, plus improving power to combat static, are key technical concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
Conference of Education and Industry
University of Chicago
America
United States
Alleged Deserter Taken to Fort Bragg by Police
Police officers Caudle and Taylor arrested Oscar Southard a white youth here on a charge of desertion from the United States Army. Southard is a member of Battery B stationed at Fort Bragg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Caudle
W. F. Taylor
Fort Bragg
Oscar Southard
United States Army
Southard
Huntley of Winston-Salem Dies in Baltimore Hospital
B F Huntley an North Carolina manufacturer died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a week as a patient. The death was reported from Baltimore on Oct 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Huntley
Baltimore
B. F. Huntley
Winston-Salem
N. C
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Nature's Own Remedy Herb Juice Praised by High Point Resident
Mrs. H A Wright of 110 Ennis Street testifies that HERB JUICE eased her indigestion and gas pains after a month of use. She describes a formerly weakened condition and says the herbal tonic laxative restored her health and urges wider availability nationwide. Matton Drug Co. markets HERB JUICE with druggists selling it widely.
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H. A. Wright
High Point
Ennis Street
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Belk -Stevens CO
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Yours
Jas. W. Barton, M. D
Harboard
Ft. Bragg
Matton Drug Co
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Belk
Misses College
Ladies’ Marine
Belk-Stevens Company
Carolina
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